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Show & Tell

Ipsodeckso Facilitation Card Decks – A Tour

31st January 2023 Ludogogy 0

Ipsodeckso is is going to be of considerable interest to facilitators and coaches. It contains a number of great decks already and the ability to add your own […]

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design process

Using Games to Sculpt Agency

22nd November 2022 Terry Pearce 0

Thi Nguyen’s book, ‘Games: Agency as Art’ offers us a framework for learning games that focuses on our tools and their potential, and what we can do for players […]

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Live sessions

The Pizza Game – Continuous Improvement Game

4th November 2022 Ludogogy 0

On the 3rd November, we gathered exactly the right number of people to start a pizza business – it takes five apparently. […]

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Application

Simulations vs Games

11th October 2022 Dave Eng 0

Games and simulations are often mentioned together. They do share some of the same characteristics; but games and simulations are different from one another. […]

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Application

How Games Can Help You Navigate the Workplace

21st September 2022 Ludogogy 0

Although playing video games may seem counterintuitive to workplace productivity, the values that people can learn from games may benefit the overall business. […]

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Ideas

Playing your Cards Right – Walkman Lab

13th September 2022 Hanshika Gupta & Priyank Singh 0

As soon as you are introduced to a game and its storyline, your resources and characters, the meeples, the boards, are literally and figuratively in your hands. […]

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learning topics

The Push and Pull of Strategy Games

7th September 2022 Lee Seg Jae 0

Although boundaries between genre and platform have gradually decreased, strategy games have been consistently popular for decades. […]

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learning topics

What Makes a Good Strategic Game?

3rd August 2022 Ludogogy 1

What game experiences help you to create strategic responses to specific challenges? And which work for developing widely applicable strategic thinking skills? […]

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Ideas

Off the Shelf Social Constructivist Learning

7th July 2022 Ludogogy 0

GBL is a Constructivist approach in that gives learners tools to construct their own learning, usually through ‘solving’ some kind of central problem. […]

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experiment

Using Off The Shelf Games for Learning

7th July 2022 Ludogogy 3

Bespoke learning game design fits your learning outcomes precisely, but can be costly. An off the shelf game can be a cost effective and high value alternative. […]

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Live sessions

Keep It Real Game – Live Play Session

15th June 2022 Leslie Robinson 0

A live play session with Leslie Robinson of Trance4Mation games, where we get to play the Keep It Real diversity and Inclusion game. […]

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Live sessions

MyCelium Playtest – June 8th

13th June 2022 Ludogogy 0

MyCelium started with a simple idea – prompted by a report on some research which shows that fungi can communicate using up to 50 ‘words’. […]

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Ideas

Play with a Purpose

24th May 2022 Keith Burnett & Zak Moore 0

Is Climate Change always a bad thing? Not if the ‘climate’ is a team culture, and you’re changing it to foster creativity. Meet Creative Climate Change. […]

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Ideas

Water Closets and the Gamification of Learning

11th May 2022 Ludogogy 0

The WC tells us that excrement is waste, for which the solution is disposal. The way many adults view Play shares characteristics of the water closet mindset. […]

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Ideas

Gaming in the Workplace

5th May 2022 Ludogogy 0

The ‘all work, no play’ approach means that we miss out on the many ways in which play could bring benefits to us in business. […]

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